Old Time Radio Program. From 1934(?) A Story of a small railroad line at the turn of the Century. Complete 26 episode storyline. Not Much is known about the origin of this show.


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Artist/Composer: Green Valley Line
Date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
Keywords: Old Time Radio

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Reviewer: robertsradio - - November 9, 2009
Subject: good collection
This program aired in 1934 and originated from the studio's of WXYZ in Detroit and was cast for this series would be used for "The Lone Ranger" since both shows were recorded at the same studio for syndication.

Reviewer: perlster - - October 12, 2009
Subject: There may be more out there somewhere.
According to the announcer, at the end of the last episode, there is a "second chapter" to the series - hope someone finds it and uploads it

Reviewer: foolscap288 - - September 16, 2009
Subject: Great Show
I listened to them all and was left wanting more

Reviewer: sav rekons - - May 16, 2009
Subject: just for completeness..
this is a good listen, mainly for the complete set and the time period, i don't know about the red river valley swipe though, i prefer the grapes of wrath..

sav rekons 3.5 stars

Reviewer: reggiemast - - April 22, 2006
Subject: Thanks
I listened to the episodes in quick succession and I really enjoyed them. Pure corn from a more innocent time. Many thanks to the people who uploaded these OTRs and thank you KIBM internet radio for the many quality links.
Dave Stones

Reviewer: goobermensch - - November 9, 2005
Subject: Wholesome Old Time Entertainment
A small railroad line that is the lifes blood of Green Valley resists being swallowed by Big Business operation.
The unlikely hero is the idealistic son of a major shareholder who wants to sell-out.
Our hero sounds like Dudley DoRight when he speaks-- without the least trace of irony. This is a refreshing bit of nostalgia. Lots of dramatic elements done in primary emotions. Nothing subtle here. But it's a lot of innocent fun.